The Manitoba government announced a new $2,500 security-system rebate program for businesses on Thursday. Businesses can also apply for retroactive reimbursement for some repair costs.

Brandon business owners say a new provincial security rebate is a welcome step to help offset costs from theft and vandalism.

With rural crime on the rise and police resources stretched thin, farm watches across South Africa are stepping up to protect farming communities. These volunteer-led safety networks are preventing ...

On Dec. 23, DJI drones are set to be pulled from the US market unless a security audit is completed. There's been no audit ...

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American retailers are staring down a theft and fraud problem measured in the tens of billions of dollars, and the old mix of ...

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Use UniFi insights to find denied connections and troubleshoot rules, then tune VLANs so cameras and IoT cannot touch sensitive devices.

It is against that memory that today's security story in Enugu must be read. Because when Governor Peter Mbah says "Tomorrow is ...

On Dec. 5, the Eugene and Springfield police departments announced they are ending their contracts with Flock Safety, the vendor both departments had engaged for Automated License Plate Reader cameras ...

The City of Roanoke announced that all PARK Roanoke garages will transition to a " fully gateless parking system" on Monday, ...

MIDLAND, Texas (AP) — Retired Chinese official Li Chuanliang was recuperating from cancer on a Korean resort island when he ...